LEGO Electric Motor 1.5V for Floating Boats with Propellor (48083)
| Design ID | 48083 |
| BOID | 406454 |
| Year | 2006 |
| 4.3" x 1.6" x 1.2" | |
| In 3 Wishlists | |
| 8 Available from NZ$1.34 | |
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| Condition | Name | In Stock | Price | Price + Shipping | Store | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Used (Good) | Orange Electric Motor 1.5V for Floating Boats with Propellor Complete with propeller but motor doesn't seem to be working. Priced accordingly. | 1 | NZ$1.34 | NZ$44.55 |  The Rolling Bricks (442)Shipping NZ$43.21 | |
| Used (Good) | Orange Electric Motor 1.5V for Floating Boats with Propellor | 1 | NZ$2.20 | NZ$8.19 |  Johny Bricks (16)Shipping NZ$5.99 Minimum Order NZ$3.52 | |
| Used (Good) | Orange Electric Motor 1.5V for Floating Boats with Propellor - Not tested. | 1 | NZ$2.27 | NZ$12.84 | BricksMummy (309) Shipping NZ$10.57 Minimum Lot Average NZ$0.92 | |
| Used (Good) | Orange Electric Motor 1.5V for Floating Boats with Propellor Some corrosion marks. Untested | 1 | NZ$2.30 | N/A |  ZebrasBricks (192)Does not ship to NZ Minimum Lot Average NZ$1.29 | |
| Used (Good) | Orange Electric Motor 1.5V for Floating Boats with Propellor | 1 | NZ$2.30 | NZ$58.72 |  La briquerie du 78 (336)Shipping NZ$56.42 Minimum Order NZ$17.86 | |
| Used (Good) | Orange Electric Motor 1.5V for Floating Boats with Propellor | 1 | NZ$2.36 | N/A |  Fun to build (219)Request a Shipping Quote Minimum Order NZ$6.44 | |
| Used (Good) | Orange Electric Motor 1.5V for Floating Boats with Propellor | 1 | NZ$3.22 | NZ$12.89 |  Blocks on the Rock (43)Shipping NZ$9.66 Minimum Order NZ$4.30 | |
| Used (Good) | Orange Electric Motor 1.5V for Floating Boats with Propellor NOT WORKING | 1 | NZ$3.66 | NZ$34.91 |  Brickstore Holland (2106)Shipping NZ$31.25 |
| Name | From | Comes In | Item ID | Design ID | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Orange Electric Motor 1.5V for Floating Boats with Propellor (48083) | NZ$1.34 | 1 |
LEGO Electric Motor 1.5V for Floating Boats with Propellor (48083) has been used in at least 2 LEGO sets over the past 18 years, since it was first used in 2006.